Tang Jie-Ee Wei win all-Malaysian battle in World Tour Finals openerKUALA LUMPUR: Mixed doubles Chen Tang Jie-Toh Ee Wei kicked off their World Tour Finals (WTF) campaign with a crucial victory over compatriots Goh Soon Huat-Shevon Lai in Hangzhou today.
Master Wong’s WTF advice to Zii JiaKUALA LUMPUR: Lee Zii Jia has the opportunity to triple his last season's World Tour earnings at this week's season-ending World Tour Finals (WTF) in Hangzhou, China, where a US$200,000 (RM886,000) winner's purse awaits in the singles contest.
Liu Ying urges Tang Jie-Ee Wei to master mind games at WTFKUALA LUMPUR: Former mixed doubles star Goh Liu Ying believes Chen Tang Jie-Toh Ee Wei have the potential to cause an upset at the World Tour Finals (WTF) in Hangzhou on Dec 11-15.
Axelsen’s withdrawal opens door for Zii Jia in HangzhouKUALA LUMPUR: Two-time Olympic champion Viktor Axelsen has withdrawn from the season-ending World Tour Finals (WTF) in Hangzhou on Dec 11-15, citing an injury to his left foot.
Zii Jia excited to be back for WTF after two-year absenceKUALA LUMPUR: Lee Zii Jia is looking forward to do battle against the planet’s top eight players again at the World Tour Finals (WTF) in Hangzhou on Dec 11-15 after missing it in the last two years.
Bin Shen impressed by Aaron-Wooi Yik’s late WTF chargeKUALA LUMPUR: Normally, by their high standards, former world champions and Olympic bronze medallists Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik should have no problem qualifying for next month’s World Tour Finals (WTF) in Hangzhou, China.
Aaron-Wooi Yik close in on World Tour Finals spot after Korea victoryKUALA LUMPUR: The Korea Masters may be just a Super 300 event, but Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik’s victory in Iksan City today is a timely morale booster as they chase a spot in the season-ending World Tour Finals (WTF).
Tang Jie-Ee Wei make early exit from World Tour FinalsKUALA LUMPUR: World No. 8 Chen Tang Jie-Toh Ee Wei were eliminated from the World Tour Finals in Hangzhou after suffering their second group stage defeat on Friday.
Surprise move by shuttler Meng YeanKUALA LUMPUR: In a move that surprised many, doubles shuttler Lee Meng Yean has retired from competitive badminton to move into coaching.
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